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Bus Routes 26 2018 NORTH CENTRAL WASHINGTON B US ROUTES BUS ROUTES 26 2018 NORTH CENTRAL WASHINGTON B US ROUTES BUS ROUTES 27 2018 NORTH CENTRAL WASHINGTON W INERY MAP BEN 754 www ©2017 509 Tast Bens over 16 Loca are p rece of ye crys The such 23 a N varie the f W E curr It's n wine THINGS TO DO S BOU 4551 www 509 1 Due mile 25 24 5 only 9 Bou 18 6 19 in th 15 Casc 20 trad 23 of Lo 8 22 sma 2 with State 7 Pepp Klips 11 12 13 26 Cabe 4 10 Sang wine folkl 17 hum 3 14 21 Boud 821 Ope CAV 27 348 509 www Hou 1. Benson Vineyards 11. Gold Digger Cellars Okanogan 20. Rio Vista Wines 2. Boudreaux Cellars Estate Vineyard 21. Ryan Patrick Vineyards Cave 3. Cave B Estate Winery 12. Horan Estates Winery 22. Snowgrass Winery spec 4. Chateau Faire Le Pont Winery 13. Icicle Ridge Winery 23. Tsillan Cellars Rive 5. Chelan Estate Vineyards & Winery 14. Jones of Washington 24. Vin Du Lac Winery Esta 6. C.R. Sandidge Wines 15. Lake Chelan Winery 25. Wapato Point Cellars thei 7. Dutch John’s Private Reserve 16. Lost River Winery 26. Wedge Mountain Winery varia 8. Eagle Creek Winery 17. Martin-Scott Winery 27. White Heron Cellars grow 9. Hard Row To Hoe 18. Napeequa Vintners 10. Fielding Hills Winery 19. Nefarious Cellars 28 If yo 2018 NORTH CENTRAL WASHINGTON L OCAL WINERIES BENSON VINEYARDS ESTATE WINERY currently 16 varietals are being produced. For the CHELAN ESTATE VINEYARDS & WINERY 754 Winesap Ave • Manson, WA 98831 visitor, the Cave B experience is made complete by 755 S Lakeshore Rd • Chelan, WA 98816 www.bensonvineyards.com the combination of premier wine and one of Mailing Address: PO Box 128 • Freeland, WA 98249 509-687-0313 • Fax: 509-687-6057 Washington’s most majestic natural environments. www.chelanestatewinery.com Ideally located in the center of Washington State, Tasting Room: Open every day, 11:00 -5:00pm [email protected] Estate Winery is just minutes off I-90, at Exit 143. 509-682-5454 Benson Vineyards sits high atop a hillside Cave B is a spectacular event venue. Private parties, THINGS TO DO overlooking the pristine waters of Lake Chelan. Summer Hours 7 days a week 11:00 - 6:00 wedding ceremonies and receptions are all Located on the bountiful north shore our grapevines Fall - Spring: Call for hours welcomed. are planted in sandy loam soil deposited by A call may be made to check for hours prior to receding Cascade Mountain glaciers thousands Acreage and Production driving there. of years ago. These glaciers provide us with the With 101 acres of vineyard, much of which crystal clear water we irrigate our vines with today. has 20-year old vines, Cave B is able to select Check out their all-new website and wine club. only the best fruit for its limited production The hot days and cool nights allow us to produce The winery offers estate wines of Chardonnay/ wine. The grapes are hand-picked in such a variety of wines! By 2002 we had planted Viognier, Pinot Noir, Merlot Rose, and Merlot. They multiple harvests for optimal ripeness. 23 acres of vineyard to 10 different vinifera grape supplement their fruit with grapes from Stillwater varieties. In 2004 the story really began with The clusters are then hand-sorted for the best Creek Vineyard and offer additional varietals. the first harvest! The winery is 100% estate, and grapes for winemaking by talented winemaker currently has 7 red and 4 white varieties planted. Freddy Arredondo. Cave B Estate’s award-winning C.R. SANDIDGE WINES It's not cliché, it is very true: Great wines include Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot, 145 Wapato Way #1 • Manson, WA 98831 wine starts in the vineyard! Semillon, and Chardonnay. The premium wines www.crsandidgewines.com are elevated by the superlative surroundings, 509-682-3704 BOUDREAUX CELLARS making any visit a special occasion. Tasting Room: Open Year Round 4551 Icicle Creek Rd • Leavenworth, WA 98826 CHATEAU FAIRE LE PONT WINERY Tue - Sun 12:00 - 6:00 www.boudreauxcellars.com 1 Vineyard Way Wenatchee, WA 98801 509-548-5858 Located in the Lake Chelan Valley, Washington’s www.fairelepont.com Due to the location of the owner's home 7.7 newest and most exciting grape-growing and 888-874-9463 miles up Icicle Road, visitation is by appointment winemaking region, the winery approaches only. Visitor's patience is appreciated. Sun - Mon 11:00 - 6:00 both grape-growing and winemaking Tues - Sat 11:00 - 9:00 Boudreaux Cellars is located on Eightmile Creek in a traditional, Old World manner. Dining Tues - Sat: in the heart of beautiful Icicle Canyon deep in the Starting in 1985 with internationally acclaimed Lunch 11:00 - 3:00, Dinner 4:30 - 9:00 Cascade Mountains. In keeping with the agrarian winemaking experience in Europe and the United Dinner closed Sunday and Monday traditions of the Taliaferro and Newsom families States, Ray Sandidge is considered by his peers as of Louisiana, winemaker Rob Newsom produces Chateau Faire Le Pont Winery is a boutique winery one of the top winemakers in the Pacific Northwest. small lots of handcrafted ultra-premium wine located in the beautiful Wenatchee Valley in Central Starting in the mid-80s at Pindar Vineyards in Long with grapes sourced from the best Washington Washington. Winemaker Doug Brazil is known for Island and having two of his wine served at United State vineyards: Bishop's, Champoux, Homestead, his innovative, award-winning blends inspired by States Presidential Inaugurations, he was then Pepper Bridge, Sagemoor, Seven Hills, Wallula, and old-world traditions. The wines have exceptional heavily recruited to be the winemaker for the Georg Klipsun. Rob's focus is on smooth, deeply complex structure and complexity. The renovated 1920s Breuer Germany Winery founded in 1880, taking his Cabernet Sauvignon with forays into Merlot, Syrah, Fruit Staging Warehouse is also a perfect place for winery into the top 50 of 12,000 German wineries. weddings and events. Within are a full tasting room, Sangiovese, Chardonnay, and Semillon. Enjoy wine in honor of Boudreaux, that infamous Cajun an elegant restaurant, and a spacious events center. folklore character known for his brilliant sense of humor and his pursuit of, yes sir, high adventure. Boudreaux Tasting Room 821 Front St • Leavenworth, WA Open 7 days a week, no appointment necessary. CAVE B ESTATE WINERY 348 Silica Road NW • Quincy, WA 98848 509-785-3500 • Fax: 509-785-3502 www.caveb.com Hour Adjust Seasonally Cave B is a premium winery situated on the spectacularly beautiful cliffs above the Columbia River near Vantage. The locations of the Cave B Estate Vineyards have been carefully chosen for their individual varietal growing attributes. Due to variations in climate, slope and soil, Cave B is able to grow a wonderfully wide array of grape varieties; ART DEPARTMENT • HAGADONE DIRECTORIES If you would like a local winery listed here or to update an existing one, please submit in writing before 11-15-18 to: 201 N 2ND ST • COEUR D’ALENE, ID 83814 29 2018 NORTH CENTRAL WASHINGTON L OCAL WINERIES EAGLE CREEK WINERY The southwest-facing vineyard looks out artisanal wine crafted with all the love and attention Tasti 10037 Eagle Creek Rd • Leavenworth, WA 98826 over the lake and the peaks of the North that can be made by people who are closely tied to www www.eaglecreekwinery.com Cascade mountains, which provide the the land. 509- 509-548-7668 clear, glacial water to irrigate the vines. LAKE CHELAN WINERY Sum May - Oct Fri - Sun 11:00 - 5:00 It is a real “working winery” handcrafting all the 3519 Hwy 150 • Chelan, WA 98816 Tasti wine on the premises. They specialize in small batch Sprin d'Vinery Tasting Room www.lakechelanwinery.com processing, emphasizing quality over quantity. Wint (509) 548-7059 509-687-9463 Passion for grapes and wine is their business. Mon - Fri 12 - 7PM Tasting Room Daily, Sun - Thurs 11:00 - 5:00, Loca Sat 12 - 8pm, Sun 11 - 6pm HORAN ESTATES WINERY Fri - Sat 11:00 - 7:00 the L prod Nestled in the foothills of the Cascades, in a 207 Mission Ave, Ste B • Cashmere, WA 98815 wine vineyard just a few miles outside picturesque www.horanestateswinery.com Located in the last privately owned apple packing a wh Leavenworth, is a cottage reminiscent of 509-679-0554 shed in the valley, just 5.5 miles from Chelan on the calle old-world European charm but with all the Thurs - Sat 12:00 - 5:00, way to Manson, Lake Chelan Winery was the Merl conveniences of today. Step into Eagle Creek Sunday & Monday Noon - 4:00 pioneer of the Lake Chelan Valley wine industry. Cabe Cottage, where time stands still. There, the day Or by appointment The expansive grounds feature free tastings of starts with the whispers of surrounding pines award-winning estate wine, a 3,000-square-foot The Located in picturesque Wenatchee Heights, the and a continental breakfast and ends with a gift shop, a working vineyard and winery tours. reco small winery features mostly fine barrel-aged red glass of fine wine made from their own grapes. publ wine since 2003. The grapes are grown on vineyards Guests can relax and enjoy the winery's famous Wine FIELDING HILLS WINERY managed by the winemaker in the Columbia Valley BBQ with a bottle of estate wine in the heart of the vineyard. With one of the largest wine have THINGS TO DO Appellation of Washington State.
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